Numerous artists use the mononym Nelson as their stage name or on some rele… Read Full Bio ↴Numerous artists use the mononym Nelson as their stage name or on some releases:
1. A melodic glam metal / AOR band from the United States
2. The Belgian actor and singer Nelson Moraïs http://www.last.fm/music/Nelson+Morais
3. The soca musician aka. Lord Nelson http://www.last.fm/music/Lord+Nelson
4. An indie rock band from France
5. An R&B singer from the United States
6. Robert Frederick Nelson the trance producer from Northern Ireland

For the British singer/songwriter duo, see The Nelson Brothers.

1) Nelson is a melodic glam metal / AOR band founded by Matthew and Gunnar Nelson (the twin sons of Ricky Nelson.) They had a No. 1 hit in the United States with "(Can't Live Without Your) Love and Affection" during the week of September 29, 1990. They are listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the only family to reach number one record status in three successive generations (beginning with grandparents Ozzie and Harriet Nelson).

The band split with Geffen Records record label after 1995, but they have continued to produce and release albums independently under their label, Stone Canyon Records. However, they have yet to revisit the level of success they experienced during their 1990 debut. http://thenelsonbrothers.com

2) Nelson Moraïs http://www.last.fm/music/+noredirect/Nelson+Morais

3) Nelson (formerly known as Lord Nelson) has been a fixture on the Carribean music scene for decades. He was one of the key calypso artists, later mutating into soca, the more upbeat version of calypso.

4) The French “Nelson.” , based in Paris, released their EP “Bangkok Riot” and are working on their full length debut album. The band tours extensively across Europe.

5) Nelson (born in 1986) is an American R&B singer. He is currently signed to Bad Boy Records as of 2006. And is cited as "The Prince of Badboy".
His talent and performance are in the company of Alicia Keys and John Legend. His instruments of choice are lyric, melody, and acoustic guitar. This twenty-year old native of the Bronx, New York and one of P. Diddy’s newest signings continues the legacy of great performing artists. “He’s prolific…way beyond his years,” Mark Pitts, President of Urban Music, Zomba Music Group..

6) Northern Irish trance music producer Robert Frederick Nelson, better known as Agnelli & Nelson (with Christoper James Agnew/Agnelli), who are notable for helping to define the genre of trance music since 1997. Their hits 'El Niño' and 'Everyday' have become trance classics, and they've done countless remixes, from Armin van Buuren to U2.

Five 'O Clock Plane
Nelson Lyrics

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Someday, maybe one day
I will understand what I did to send your love away
Someday, maybe one day
I'll see through your eyes what made you cry and run away

Cause I, I feel a changing of the seasons
Wonder why, should not givin' me a reason

Are we one or two far gone to say three words, "I love you"
Before you take that five o'clock plane, that's leaving
I'm so tired of tryin' to count eight, nine, ten ways I'll be dyin'
If you should take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey

Someday, baby one day
As we reminisce we'll laugh at all this hearsay
Someday, maybe one day
You'll apologize when you've realized
I never lied to you anyway

Will I, just be a footnote on forever?
Testify before you bury all our treasure

Are we one or two far gone to say three words, "I love you"
Before you take that five o'clock plane, that's leaving
I'm so tired of tryin' to count eight, nine, ten ways I'll be dyin'
If you should take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey
Before you take that five o'clock plane

All those nights we held each other
Body, mind and soul
I can't believe you'd ever let that go

Are we one or two far gone to say three words, "I love you"
Before you take that five o'clock plane, that's leaving
I'm so tired, tired of tryin' to count eight, nine, ten ways I'll be dyin'
If you should take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey

If you should take that five o'clock plane
Are we one or two far gone

If you should take that plane
Before you take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey

Overall Meaning

In Nelson's song "Five O'Clock Plane," the singer reflects on a failed relationship and wonders if they're too far gone to reconcile. He sings, "Someday, maybe one day, I will understand what I did to send your love away; Someday, maybe one day, I'll see through your eyes what made you cry and run away." He's acknowledging that he doesn't quite understand why the relationship ended and regrets not being able to see things from his partner's perspective.

He continues to question the state of their relationship, singing, "Are we one or two far gone to say three words, 'I love you,' before you take that five o'clock plane, that's leaving." He's grappling with whether or not they could salvage their love before it's too late. He acknowledges the pain he's feeling about the possibility of losing his partner, singing, "I'm so tired of trying to count eight, nine, ten ways I'll be dying if you should take that five o'clock plane."

The song ends with a plea for his partner to stay, singing "If you should take that five o'clock plane, hey hey" repeatedly, illustrating the sense of urgency he feels about saving their relationship. The singer is self-reflective and vulnerable in his sentiments, expressing a deep longing for love and connection while acknowledging his part in the relationship's breakdown.

Line by Line Meaning

Someday, maybe one day
At some point in the future, it is possible that I will come to understand my actions that caused you to leave me.

I will understand what I did to send your love away
I hope to eventually comprehend the specific actions or behaviors that resulted in the end of our relationship.

I'll see through your eyes what made you cry and run away
In the future, I may have an understanding of your perspective and the reasons for your emotions that ultimately led to your departure.

Cause I, I feel a changing of the seasons
I sense that there is a shift or transition happening in my life or relationship.

Wonder why, should not givin' me a reason
I am questioning why you are not providing me with a specific explanation or justification for your decision to leave.

Are we one or two far gone to say three words, "I love you"
I am unsure if we are too distant or disconnected from each other to express our love for one another.

Before you take that five o'clock plane, that's leaving
I am pleading with you to address our relationship before you depart on the upcoming flight.

I'm so tired of tryin' to count eight, nine, ten ways I'll be dyin'
I am exhausted and overwhelmed from contemplating the possible negative outcomes or consequences of our relationship failing.

If you should take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey
If you choose to leave on the upcoming flight, I am concerned about the implications for our relationship.

As we reminisce we'll laugh at all this hearsay
In the future when we look back at this situation we may find humor in the rumors or hearsay that surrounded our relationship.

You'll apologize when you've realized I never lied to you anyway
At some point in the future, you may apologize for doubting my honesty because you will have come to realize that I was always truthful with you.

Will I, just be a footnote on forever?
I am wondering if I will simply be a small, insignificant part of your life story in the long run.

Testify before you bury all our treasure
I am requesting that you hear me out and value our shared history and experiences before you discard them or bury them away.

All those nights we held each other, Body, mind and soul, I can't believe you'd ever let that go
I am reminiscing about the intimacy and closeness we once shared and expressing disbelief that it was lost or given up.

If you should take that five o'clock plane
I am highlighting the impending departure and what it represents for our relationship.

Are we one or two far gone
I am questioning if we have gone too far down a path of separation from one another.

Before you take that five o'clock plane, hey, hey
I am pleading with you to address our relationship before you depart on the upcoming flight.

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: GUNNAR NELSON, MATTHEW GRAY NELSON

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Comments from YouTube:

@bluered7839

3y↑10

Anyone still listening to this lovely song?

@ricknelsonfan

45w↑1

Yess

@Sneginka_7

49w↑2

Черт возьми, это так хорошо! Какие голоса, вокал великолепен! Когда эти близняшки на сцене их солнечные улыбки и лица озаряют все вокруг. Они ангелы во плоти!👍👏💗💞💗🙏💐🎼🎵🎶🎤🎤🎹🥁🎸🎸

@user-nx2uo6np3o

20w↑1

Awesone song.....can't stop lstenin to this.

@BJMallory

4y↑7

I can’t help but think that even tho this is obviously a love song about a woman leaving, it’s also a little bit about their grief in losing their father, Rick Nelson, who died in a plane crash on New Year’s Eve 1985.